*Drawcia is one of the two female final bosses, along with [[Grill]], the two even share similar distinctly-colored clothing.

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*Drawcia is one of the two female final bosses, along with [[Grill]]; the two even share similar distinctly-colored clothing.

**While not sharing color themes, Drawcia and [[Yin-Yarn]] are alike in many respects. They are both magicians whose plans involve transforming Dream Land into the material of their choice (paint and yarn respectively), and they share similarly-shaped robes.

**While not sharing color themes, Drawcia and [[Yin-Yarn]] are alike in many respects. They are both magicians whose plans involve transforming Dream Land into the material of their choice (paint and yarn respectively), and they share similarly-shaped robes.

*Drawcia's Para Sorceresses and her Para Matters are the only enemies in the game that are instantly destroyed rather than stunned when tapped by the stylus.

*Drawcia's Para Sorceresses and her Para Matters are the only enemies in the game that are instantly destroyed rather than stunned when tapped by the stylus.

*A Para Sorceress is drawn in [[Paint Panic]].

*A Para Sorceress is drawn in [[Paint Panic]].

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*During the battles the place where the maps should be is replaced by static. The static grows unstable as Drawcia becomes wounded. By the time Drawcia Soul is near death, the mapsa completely red and erratic; during her defeat, the static rapidly switches colors.

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*During the battles, the place where the map should be is replaced by static. The static grows unstable as Drawcia becomes wounded. By the time Drawcia Soul is near death, the staticis completely red and erratic; during her defeat, the static rapidly switches colors.

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*Drawcia seems to use attacks that she normally uses when her health is low at any point in both battles if the player is using any character other than Kirby. One example is she will summon five bombs at full health as opposed to three when she fights Kirby or extend her rainbow-like cutter attack. It's possible that this is because two of the characters, namely Dedede and Meta Knight, can inflict more damage to her, which would end the battle more quickly than before.

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*Drawcia seems to use attacks that she normally uses when her health is low at any point in both battles if the player is using any character other than Kirby. One example is thay she will summon five bombs at full health as opposed to three when she fights Kirby or extend her rainbow-like cutter attack. It's possible that this is because two of the characters, namely Dedede and Meta Knight, can inflict more damage to her, which would end the battle more quickly than before.

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*If Drawcia is fought with any other character than Kirby her health bar will be purple instead of red.

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*If Drawcia is fought with any other character than Kirby, her health bar will be purple instead of red.

*Drawcia, [[Marx]], [[Zero]], [[Yin-Yarn]], and [[Magolor]] are the only bosses to be resurrected after their first defeat.

*Drawcia, [[Marx]], [[Zero]], [[Yin-Yarn]], and [[Magolor]] are the only bosses to be resurrected after their first defeat.

*Drawcia, [[Marx]], [[Marx Soul]], and [[Necrodeus]] are the only final bosses to cackle in battle.

*Drawcia, [[Marx]], [[Marx Soul]], and [[Necrodeus]] are the only final bosses to cackle in battle.

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*Drawcia, along with [[Marx]] and [[Magolor]], are the only bosses in the series to have a "Soul" version; unlike them, though, it looks almost nothing like her first form.

*Drawcia, along with [[Marx]] and [[Magolor]], are the only bosses in the series to have a "Soul" version; unlike them, though, it looks almost nothing like her first form.

*Despite the fact that she wielded the Power Paintbrush at the beginning of the game, neither form of Drawcia seems to have hands or arms.

*Despite the fact that she wielded the Power Paintbrush at the beginning of the game, neither form of Drawcia seems to have hands or arms.

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**In the fight, she can be seen using it to paint enemies to attack Kirby. She simply appears to concentrate and the Paintbrush moves by itself. This might not be the real Power Paintbrush because the player is actually using it and this one looks gray. It may have been a replica.

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**In the fight, she can be seen using it to paint enemies to attack Kirby. She simply appears to concentrate and the Paintbrush moves by itself. This might not be the real Power Paintbrush, because the player is actually using it and this one looks gray. It may have been a replica.

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Drawcia is the main antagonist of Kirby: Canvas Curse. She is a powerful sorceress born out of a mysterious painting, wanting to rule a world made of paint and art. Being the original owner of the mighty Power Paintbrush that turned Kirby into a ball and Dream Land into a piece of artwork, she is capable of creating shadow-like entities out of paintings and fire blasts of powerful dark magic. Her capability to bring things to life with paint is similar to the abilities of Ado, Adeleine, and Paint Roller; however, Drawcia has much more creative power at her disposal than any of these characters, being able to create whole worlds and even full-fledged bosses to impede Kirby in his attempt to undo her spell on Dream Land.

Like many final bosses in the series, Drawcia has two forms that Kirby must confront in battle. She is fought as both Drawcia Sorceress (the form she appears in during the opening cutscene) and Drawcia Soul.

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Kirby: Canvas Curse

Throughout the game, Drawcia creates replicas of King Dedede, Kracko, and Paint Roller out of paint, with the intention to hinder Kirby's progress. These paintings of them serve as bosses at the end of every level, each one being fought in a type of "Boss Sub-game."

When Kirby first confronts Drawcia at the end of The World of Drawcia, she is in her witch-like sorceress form. While in this form, she fires magical blasts, draws huge spikes that pop out from beneath the ground, jumps into the air and quickly zooms towards Kirby, and summons smaller versions of herself called Para Sorceresses. She can paint enemies to life with the her paintbrush, but none of them give Kirby a copy ability. Drawcia is permanently protected by a mirror-like shield, which makes her resilient to rushes and taps with the stylus. To defeat her in this form, Kirby must draw a Paint Shield and reflect one of the blasts back to her, which stuns her. Kirby must then continuously ram her (up to three times) while she is paralyzed. Repeating this forces her to enter her ghastly final form, Drawcia Soul.

Drawcia's goal is ultimately left unfulfilled, as Kirby bests her at her own game by pursuing her all across the ruined land, ultimately destroying her using the Paintbrush's power and bringing peace to Dream Land once again.

Physical Appearance

Drawcia and a Para Sorceress

Drawcia is a sorceress-like foe. She wears a jarring violet robe with blue and yellow markings on the bottom, with golden shoulder pads which hold up her pink ascot, and a violet hat with pink fabric at its base. She has grayish-blue hair, one eye (a second becomes visible while Drawcia is transforming into her soul form but is not visible in the actual battle), and a yellow mouth barely visible under her robes; This mouth moves from her abdomen to her underside when she releases balls of energy, Para Sorcresses, and conjures other enemies or spikes.[1] The Para Sorceresses are essentially simplified versions of Drawcia herself, consisting of only a pink ascot, a hat, hair, a yellow mouth under her robes,[2] and two vivacious eyes rather than one.

It is revealed at the end of the game that Drawcia's true form is a strange painting that came to life.

Trivia

Drawcia is the only boss to have any form of HP in this game.

Drawcia is one of the two female final bosses, along with Grill; the two even share similar distinctly-colored clothing.

While not sharing color themes, Drawcia and Yin-Yarn are alike in many respects. They are both magicians whose plans involve transforming Dream Land into the material of their choice (paint and yarn respectively), and they share similarly-shaped robes.

Drawcia's Para Sorceresses and her Para Matters are the only enemies in the game that are instantly destroyed rather than stunned when tapped by the stylus.

During the battles, the place where the map should be is replaced by static. The static grows unstable as Drawcia becomes wounded. By the time Drawcia Soul is near death, the static is completely red and erratic; during her defeat, the static rapidly switches colors.

Drawcia seems to use attacks that she normally uses when her health is low at any point in both battles if the player is using any character other than Kirby. One example is thay she will summon five bombs at full health as opposed to three when she fights Kirby or extend her rainbow-like cutter attack. It's possible that this is because two of the characters, namely Dedede and Meta Knight, can inflict more damage to her, which would end the battle more quickly than before.

If Drawcia is fought with any other character than Kirby, her health bar will be purple instead of red.

During the entire Drawcia battle, some of the warping effects used for the background are similar to the effects used during the final battle of the SNES game EarthBound, which was also created by HAL Laboratory. This could imply that the Drawcia battle has either a modified reuse of the SNES effects or that this similarity is a mere coincidence.

Drawcia, along with Marx and Magolor, are the only bosses in the series to have a "Soul" version; unlike them, though, it looks almost nothing like her first form.

Despite the fact that she wielded the Power Paintbrush at the beginning of the game, neither form of Drawcia seems to have hands or arms.

In the fight, she can be seen using it to paint enemies to attack Kirby. She simply appears to concentrate and the Paintbrush moves by itself. This might not be the real Power Paintbrush, because the player is actually using it and this one looks gray. It may have been a replica.